Guilford College

2014

• Started all 10 games for the Quakers  on the offensive line at the right-tackle position
• Second Team All-Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC)
• Part of a group that provided time and space for one of the nation’s top offenses
• Helped Guilford own Division III’s third-highest passing offense and sixth-rated total offense
•  The Quakers ranked 17^th in scoring offense thanks to a school-record and league-best 407 points
• Blocked for four 100-yard rushers this season

2013

• Started all 10 games at right tackle
• He helped clear the way for Josh Schow, Guilford’s first 1,000-yard rusher since 1994
• Protected for the team’s passing offense, which ranked third in the league with 247.5 yards per game.
•  Helped the Quakers gain a school-record 705 total offensive yards in the Quakers’ win over Shenandoah University, the 10th-highest figure in Division III this season

2012

• played seven games on the offensive line for the Quakers this season, starting four
• played for an offense that ranked third among ODAC passing leaders with an average of 261.1 yards per game
• the Quakers averaged 23.9 points and 376.1 total offensive yards per game
• Guilford had three contests with at least 400 total offensive yards, including a 565-yard effort in the Quakers’ road win over league-rival Randolph-Macon, the fourth-most prolific offensive game in school history

2011

• started in all 10 games at left tackle
• contributed to the team's following ODAC rankings: fourth in passing offense (234.5 yards per game) and fifth in both rushing offense (103.8 yards per game) and sacks per outing allowed (1.40)

Personal

• two-time member of Guilford's Student-Athlete Honor Roll
• helped James B. Hunt High School to consecutive Big East Conference titles (2009, 2010)
• received honorable mention all-league laurels as an offensive tackle
• three-year letter winner for coach Randy Raper
• helped the Warriors to Big East Conference titles in 2009 and 2010
• son of Lyn Collier